Wolfmix

What you want to do is exactly why there is the "beams" option, to separate the multi (13) RGB segments from each other and use the Wolfmix control whether to use individually LEDs are "all-in-one" set. 1. step: before create your profile with channels, make it aware of "bea...

In FIXTURE SETUP change the PARs to Group H. (make sure Group H is NOT activated in ColorFX - the "blue-ish" button in the top row is not active for Group H)
Now select COLOR (NOT ColorFX!!), push the dialer in Group H from (color) 6-10 to 1-5 and activate WHITE - done

EasyView Visualizer is NOT EQUAL to WOLFMIX! You work on 2 instances, with 2 (different?) sources and 2 different infrastructures. Wolfmix is ONLY feeding DMX values (according to its own Wolfmix profile) into the Software which will THEN being "shown" as a result as a "virtual Fixtur...

OK, I thought you want to have a quick and working solution, that is why I recommended the 3 channel mode. Then set you PAR 50 to a dxxx address (6Ch mode) and you get additional * Dimmer channel (not needed on Wolfmix) * Red * Green * Blue * Auto Run channel (what for do you need the Wolfmix then w...

Create a NEW PROJECT
Use the 3 channel mode on the light (using address Axxx, not Dxxx)
Then load the 3Ch mode from the Online Library (WTOOLS). Select GENERIC folder and select RGB (profile to sync to Wolfmix)
Now patch GENERIC RGB to your project
Assign the address (given by Wolfmix) to the light

You have to differentiate! EasyView Virtualizer is NOT(!!) equal to Wolfmix. You are dealing with 2(!!) products and 2 (different) infrastructures. What is going on at ONE product is/can be complete different to the OTHER product. Totally separate. EasyView is using its OWN profiles, located on your...

The Blinder button always is taking the max value (255) of all available Color Dimmer channels. For general "brightness reduction" you want to use the Group Dimmer. For a "customized" Blinder create a separate Live Edit with Dimmer Level 75% (and save as Flash). When creating a s...

Sorry, I can't tell. I am not the developer of the Wolfmix. I am just an ordinary user.
For questions as deep about the engine, I would -again- strongly recommend to open a ticket at help.wolfrmix.com

I don't think it is possible, as you basically reduce the "resolution". I don't think that would be according to the DMX specs. The "micros" are actually a "linked" part of the orog 8bit coarse channel and NOT a sepaerate channel per se.

i think you can not "degrade" the resolution between the coarse values, which is what you actually do by reducing the "steps" between 2 coarse values (8bit) when reducing the steps betwen them from 255 to 155. When using Beam Editor, you can not reduce the micro steps alone, only...